Suzuhara Lulu Works Through All 12 Sports in Switch Sports Resort, Bowling a Record 180

NIJISANJI — Suzuhara Lulu played every one of the 12 events in Nintendo Switch Sports Resort on Oct. 26, finishing with the in-game reward for trying all the sports. Along the way she bowled a record 180, beat a rival character she described as her past self at archery, and won a volleyball match without conceding a point.

The Nijisanji streamer went live in her 3D model, which she said she rarely uses, and told viewers the game had come out only a few days earlier. After a brief reboot to fix the audio and a camera adjustment that she abandoned because it made her look as if she were towering over the screen, she began with tennis and then moved on to bowling. Strikes came in a row, and she said she had perhaps found a talent. Her 180 was flagged as a new record. She later tried the game’s 100-pin mode.

“Maybe I actually had a talent for bowling.” — Suzuhara Lulu, after back-to-back strikes

Archery produced the stream’s oddest scene. A rival character appeared that she read out as her past self, and she lost to it by a single point, then lost a rematch, before beating its score on a third try with 82. Boxing followed, and she said she likes hitting a punching bag at home for the sound it makes. In volleyball she teamed up with a second character she called another Lulu, and the pair won without giving up a point.

She then worked through table tennis, basketball, where she set a personal best of 14 goals, and golf, which she found hard to play in her small room. Finger sumo, a propeller plane, skateboarding and a marine bike came last, and the game’s “play all the sports” reward arrived at about the two-hour, 56-minute mark. She named boxing, archery and the marine bike among her favorites.

She signed off just before the three-hour mark, saying she meant to get proper sleep, and added that the 3D appearance might return now and then.